[ Music ] >> BHH Productions presents KB Cabaret, an original variety show. With your host, Brie Harvey. [ Applause ] >> Hi folks, welcome to KB Cabaret. My name is Brie Harvey, head writer and producer of this show. KB Cabaret is a callibou of original skits, songs, poetry and short stories. What's callibou you ask magic from a child's creative imagination? I was five when I coined that word, and it's been around my family ever since. The settings originate from my hometown, Parler City. And the stories originate from people who are-- >> Names, characters, places and incidents either are products of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons living or dead is entirely coincidental. >> Thank you Bonnie. That folks obviously was my lawyer. Story my friends, the Parler City players. Judy McMahon, Bonnie DeBarris, Charles Berman, John Kerry, John Montgomery and myself, Brie Harvey. Welcome to our town, welcome to Parler City. When our friends come, how about you play? When neighbors don't leave, they stay and chat a while. Welcome to our time to KB Cabaret. >> This time on KB Cabaret, we feature all original comedy sketches, plus the music of the band, Big Mean Sound Machine. Welcome to our time to KB Cabaret. [ Music ] >> You heard them on the show. >> You've tapped your toes to their music. >> Now come to see them live, as BHH Productions presents the first annual music and comedy festival of August 13th at Traditions on the Glen Johnson City. >> You like food? >> We got food. >> Like to shop? >> We got vendors. >> Like music? >> Oh yeah. >> Come see, Burns and Christie. [ Music ] >> Hey Mavis. [ Music ] >> Next check in. [ Music ] >> Andrew Bemis. [ Music ] >> Peaches and crime. [ Music ] >> Red hair. [ Music ] >> The picklers. [ Music ] >> Milkweed. >> Well I got a hotel. [ Music ] >> And plank town parable. [ Music ] >> Live on stage. >> This summer. >> Sunday August 13th from 1 to 6th at Traditions of the Glen. >> Plus the amazing comedy featuring our KB Cabaret players live. >> With special guest Tom Anselone and the Queen B comedians. >> Tickets on sale now. >> Just go to kbcabaret.com. >> That's kbkabaret.com. >> Save the date for the sensation of the summer. >> Music and comedy festival. Sunday August 13th at Traditions of the Glen in Johnson City, New York. [ Music ] >> Mornings are a special time for me. My rituals are simple. A good cup of coffee. Soft classical music. And a little daily feature in our local newspaper called. Advice with Granny Atta. >> Dear Granny Atta, yesterday I got engaged. Tom is the man of my dreams. My man is nothing short of perfection. I've known him since I was five years old. He has been by my side for over 40 years and is there when I need him most. Here is my dilemma Granny Atta. My family is not being very supportive of Tom. They make fun of us saying he never leaves my room. While he does, he leaves my room to be on the big screen or when I dream. Other times, he basically likes to hang out on my wall. I don't see that as a crime. To please my family, I'm trying to convince Tom to come out with me. So far, he has agreed to be pasted on a styrofoam cutout. But the styrofoam doesn't bend so good so it's difficult for my love to sit. What do we do, Granny Atta? My family says I need to get a life and see a doctor. I have a life and I'm sure Tom did not transmit any disease to me, so I definitely don't need to see a doctor. How can I convince my family to leave us alone? We're happy and that's all that counts. Signed, Wallflower Romance. Dear Wallflower, how delightful. Being in love with pigments on your TV screen, an actor who lives in your virtual reality. I understand the world out there can be scary. The world you have created is more on the range of the outer limits of cuckoo land, if you know what I mean. Social interaction is vital to a person's growth. My suspicion is you do not like to come close to real people or even go outside of your room. Your family is right, you do need to see a doctor, not for a paper cut, which I would not be surprised if it happened often. More on the lines of a psychiatrist, find someone who deals with social phobias, join a church group, anything to get you out of your mind. No matter how much cardboard or styrofoam you used here, I have to say the relationship you are currently in is flimsy at best. Thank you for writing, honey, and have a nice day. Granietta. Yoo hoo, anybody home? Leon? Ha ha, thought I'd brought in the mood. Brought the old girl with me. Old girl, my foot, besides your older and your always have been. By four months, two days and five hours, ha ha ha. Well, this is a pleasant surprise, both of you are my show. Leon was nice enough to volunteer, otherwise I would still be under the covers. Well, that won't help you battle your depression. I know. Besides, what better way to lighten a mood than to make some good old fashioned comfort food? I suppose. I chose one of my favorites. And I have chosen one of mine. That's right. Well, let's hear them. Here? Taste. Oh, even better. This is one of Leon's favorites. You really used to make these for me when I came home from my hard week on the road. Ha ha, and going off the ramp with that tramp for side trips. What are under the bridge, honey? What are under the bridge? Oh, well, can we get back to the recipes, please? Mmm, this looks delicious. It sure is. It's our chicken fried steak bowl. This is the southern version of a good old fashioned venous nitzel. So, uh, it's made with chicken and steak? No honey, no chicken. It's just called that. Why? Because the steak is made like fried chicken only with this. It's a southern thing. I see. The chicken fried steak cubes are on top of mashed potatoes. Corn and green beans? You can use different vegetables like collards and peas. Smoothed with white pepper and white gravy. Ooh, I guess this is truly a comfort food. I already sent you the recipe. I should post this right away on Mueller's recipe bar. Now you're going to love this next one. It smells divine. My grandmother and I used to make this in her kitchen. It's called hot mess. I mean, hot milk cake. Oh, a little full pie honey. Fine. I'm a mess lately. But still together, that's what matters. May I taste the hot milk cake? Of course. Here's a fork. I rarely use a fork with a hot milk cake. I just cut a piece and eat it. This is the best yellow cake I've ever had. It's the hot milk and butter that does it. It becomes so moist and flavorful. What are my favorites? And you sent this to me so I can put it on the recipe bar on our site? Yes, I did. Look at that flask away, Bula. What? It's just a little pick-me-up. That's all. Well, put it down. It's not even noon yet. Well, it's noon somewhere. I think we best be going, Brie. I don't want Bula to be late for her massage. Massage? Oh, didn't I tell you? I reserved a 60-minute massage for you at Minerva's Massage on Maine. Oh, Leon, you're so sweet. You still love me? Of course, I love you, Bula. But, uh, let's not get carried away. Well, then. Bye, Brie. Minerva's giving me a massage. And put that flask away. What flask? There's two. Oh, and they love the food. Gabby? Yes. Help yourself. Really? Sure, dig in. Mmm. I will post this chicken-fried steak bowl. Hot milk cake. A Bula's recipe bar. You can find this at all of Bula's recipes on our app. Just go to kbcabaret.com. That's K-B-K-A-B-A-R-E-T.com. And download your app today. Here, let me help you with that. Yeah, that looks really, this is so good. Mmm. You didn't. I did. But why? You're family. So? Well, it's too late now. You owe me. They're here. Happy birthday! Thanks, Mom. Dad? I remember 35 years ago, clear as a bell. It was after dinner. I was washing dishes. And I said, how did you get all that water on the floor? And three and a half hours later, you were born. I just loved hearing that story. Can I take your coats? Sure, sure. Say, Phil, can I light up a stogie? There really doesn't like anyone smoking inside the house. Oh, I don't really smoke. I know you don't inhale, but smoke is smoke. Hey, Claire, do you still have that old Afghan throw? You're always bugging me about Aunt Peggy's Afghan. I like that throw. Well, I don't. The colors are all wrong. It's a lovely white and silver. You just don't like Aunt Peggy. Well, no, I don't. She's annoying, competitive, and has lousy taste in color coordination. Regardless, the Afghan stays. Hey, can I get some drinks before dinner? Do you have red wine? I think I have a bottle of Cabernet somewhere. Uh, and you see 'em? Scotch. Coming up. Why don't you open your present steer? Um, now? Why not? Sure, of course. Your wine? Thank you. And your scotch. Thanks. Which shell I open first? Open mine first. Okay, Dad. Let's see here. Sneads smoke-saver ashtray. It removes the smell of smoke from both cigarettes and cigars before it gets released in the room. All because of this built-in, multi-layered activated carbon filter right here. See? Here. I'll show you. Uh-huh, nothing like a nice, hearty, stoggy with scotch. Your father is something- Oh, dear. I'm so sorry. Uh, let me get some towels. Oh, I'm so clumsy, spilling red wine all over your aunt's afghan. I just feel awful. That's okay. I'm sure it was just an honest mistake. Right, honey? Oh, I'm sure. Oh, see? It's not so bad. That red stain almost looks like a pattern throughout the throw. Here. Why don't I open your present, mother? I can't imagine what's in here. Oh, a cream and brown afghan. I never would have guessed. Look how nice it goes with the decor. So now you have two. Although this other one is ruined. Yeah. Thank you both so much. You both are way too generous. I don't deserve such wonderful parents like you. Oh, it's a pleasure. It's all honest, sweetheart. ♪ What you just heard was a song called "In the Name of What." And I have with me, Andrew Klein, who is one of the founders of Big Mean Sound Machine. And I'm very excited to have you here. I love this song. I personally heard it. We're going to be hearing it in a few minutes in this entire day here. And the album we're looking at is "Contraman" that came out over a year ago, I believe? Yeah, it came out in 2014. The names are so funny. How did this come out? We've always kind of strayed away from being too political, but we did want to give people something to think about. So, you know, that particular title, "In the Name of What," was we were thinking about what are we doing? What's going on with our lives, with our careers, with our fans? What are we waking up for? We're waking up in the name of something that can be whatever you want it to be. I believe in that philosophy. I do the same. You know, and I'm listening to your music also. It has this funky type of beat. It definitely has some different type of cultural influence. Tell me what type of genre will our audience be listening to today? We've struggled for years with how to refer to our music in concrete terms as far as, like, a style goes. I like to consider it dance music. It's really party music, and our goal is to keep people moving, but in slightly more concrete terms, we draw a lot of influence from Afro-Beep and other various styles of Western African music. We also owe a fair amount of influence from Latin America. One of our percussionists is Brazilian, and he brings a fair amount of that influence to people. We're kind of always evolving. The best way I can describe the style would be dance party music. Music to lose to. Okay, so let's listen to in the name of what, from the contraband, from the band called Big Mean Sound Machine, and let's party. Music Music Music Music Music Music Music Music Music Music Music Music Music Music Music Music Music Music All units, we have a 1235 at the corner of Maple and Dunmore. Roger that, unit one en route. Unit two responding dispatch, backup in process. Confirmed, units one and two proceed. Music What do we got, unit one? Apparently, some guy decided to climb the tree and won't come down. Alright, let's go take a look. Hey, you clown. Come down out of that tree. Did you hear me? No! Is he coming down? No, he's pretending to throw a rope up onto the branch above to lift himself higher. That's not a clown. It looks like a clown. Look at all that makeup he's wearing. Nope, he's a mime. He seems to be trying to say something, but nothing's coming out. Step aside, unit one, let me try. I used to speak a little mime in my younger day. You what? Shh. Quiet. I have to concentrate. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Oh, I see. Well, that explains everything. Explains what? What did he say? I didn't hear anything. He said, "Don't miss the music and comedy festival August 13th at the Glen and Jackson City, New York. See KB Cabaret Live as they celebrate their 100th show along with a whole gaggle of guest comedians, not to mention a star-rated lineup of musical acts and a special appearance by Sketch Comedy Group Moose Pie, all topped off by stand-up comedy headliner Tom Anselone. Can you believe it? A music and comedy festival right in our own backyard. He said all that? Yes. Now let's get out of here so we can get ready for the comedy festival. But what about the mime? He'll be fine as soon as that fierce windstorm is over. What windstorm? There's not even a cloud in the sky. But wait, wait, wait. Now he's trapped in a box. What do we do? Nothing. They get trapped in a box. It's what they do. Oh, I sure hope he makes it out in time for the comedy festival. Don't worry. Some clown will come along and let him out. Music and comedy festival August 13th at the Glen and Johnson City, New York. See you there. ♪♪ Hello, County Clerk's office. Yes, good morning. Yes. What do I do to get a dog license for my new dog Fluffy? Well, it's very simple, ma'am. Let me give you our website for that. Oh, good. Do you have a pen? Yes, yes, go ahead. It is WWW. WWW. Blonger on X key Mary form you fixing ishnery.org. Um, Blonder. No, Blonger. Blonder. No, that's Blonger. Blonger. And as in Nutter. Yeah, as in Mother? No, Nancy. Oh, Blonger. Yes. What's the rest? On X key Mary form you fishing ishnery.org. Oh, on X key? No, X key. E-X-K-E-Y? No E. First or second? Second. Okay. Mary form you fixing ishnery.org. Can I just come into the office and fill out a form? No, ma'am. It's all online now. Okay. Um, what was it again? Blonger on X key Mary form you fixing ishnery.org. Oh, don't want me after Blonger on X-y. Mary form you fixing ishnery.org. Okay. Mar. Fixing. Mary. Org. Okay. Got it. And then what do I do? Go to search dog license. Look to your left and you will select the state you live in. Once you are in the state, choose the breed, size, year, sex, and sexual preference. What? Sexual preference? Mind or the dogs? Print, E-sign, fax, scan or mail and send a certified check, money order or charge to our third party credit card acceptor. Can I just bring the form and payment into your office? No ma'am. We have streamlined our service to make it simpler for you. Simpler. Last time I had a dog, I just came into your office, fill out a form. You gave me and paid the dog license fee. We will need a triplicate form, notarized, and sent along with payment through our third party system. Okay. Whatever. Thank you. Is there anything else I can help you with today? No. That's all. Thank you. Thank you for calling. Okay. License. License is birth, business, cosmetology, funeral services, divorce, marriage. Where's dog? Pass control. Pet. Okay. Pet licenses. To continue to get PDF services for $6.99, our best value of $15.50. I don't want a PDF service. Go back. Site. Not fun. Come on. Hello. Yes. Hello. We are on another line or away from our desk. Your call is important to us. No. If you want to leave a message for Ronda Miller, press one. Joseph Harding, press two. Naomi Kazinsky, press three and a half. That's it. You are going back to the pound. Mmm. Mmm. Mmm. Mmm. Oh, I'm so nervous. But you're perfect for the job. You think? I know. You've got this in the bag. Oh, I never felt this way about a job before, Mary. I mean, it's perfect. Primetime features interviews. Oh, it's so close to home. I'm telling you. I have a good feeling about this. You have a great voice and the camera loves you. Oh, Mary. You're right. I am perfect for the correspondent, the position for the Fox affiliate. I studied hard in college and took voice and public speaking lessons. You got this. What time is the interview? In a half an hour. Phil, my friend, from the station is taking me to meet Mr. Rooney, the head producer of WKBK News. He's tough, and he is known to make his decisions from the first minute he meets you. Mmm. Well, that's impressive. Phil says Mr. Rooney is a sharp observer. Oh, geez, Mary, I'm so hungry. That's what happens when I get nervous. What? I get hungry. Well, eat something for heaven's sake. You're in the grocery store, I'm sure you'll find something. Oh, I only have 15 minutes to eat. Well, how about some yogurt? Oh, I need to find a spoon. Salad? A fork. Besides, it would be awful if I had greens stuck in between my teeth. Oh, this is good. Parmesan's cheese slices. Isn't that for grating? Oh, maybe. But the rinds are really tasty and filling. See? And it's only $1.76. Well, then, by all means, what are you doing? I'm eating them. But you haven't even paid for it yet. Oh, I grew out with label. Mmm. Mmm. It was no good. What? It was just so good. Mmm. Oh, you're cool. Well, then, take smaller bites. We all have time. Mmm. Mmm. The harder to chew. Oh, you look ridiculous. You're trying to chew that hard and talk all at the same time? Oh, so cool. Oh, come on. Let's pay for this. You look like you're in pain. Oh, wow. I'm so curious. Stop at my mauler. Are you kidding me? Betty? No. No. What are you doing here, Phil? Mark Rooney. I are getting coffee and muffins before a meeting. There he is. Mark. Yeah. Mark Rooney, I'd like you to be Betty Fields. The candidate up for the correspondent position at WKBK. Mmm. Brother. Excuse me. Bigger to me too. She's drooling. She having a seizure? I don't know. Are you okay, Betty? Oh, gosh. She has a big cheese stuck in her tooth. Hi, I'm Mary, Betty's friend. Please to meet you. I'm so sorry. I'm trying to take this out of my mauler. Oh, my mauler. So, Mary, are you also in the communication business? We went to college together. I mostly write script. I see. You do have something, though. Can you come up to my office and talk? But Betty is really the... Phil? Oh, sir. Tell Betty Fields I'm canceling our appointment so she can get that pound of cheese extracted from her mouth. Phil, she's not making a cut. Mary? After you. Sorry, Betty. But when opportunity knocks... Sorry, Betty. You lost your chance. What can I say? Hey. See you in the funny papers. Later. See you in the funny papers. I hate burajan cheese rides. Now, hello Doritos. Come to mama. Look with Andrew Klein from the big mean sound machine. And there must be like a gazillion of you in this band. How many of you are there because it's not always the same amount, but I see a lot of people in your band, talented people. There are lots of us and everybody is, thankfully, incredibly talented. We pretty much changed the lineup with some regularity. We like when the same people show up, but there's a lot of schedules to balance. Sometimes the band is only 9 or 10 people, but sometimes it's 10 or 11 or 12 people. It's been as few as 8 and as many as 14. It's pretty much a function of people's availability. I, being the drummer and Angelo Peters, are bass player. He and I make every gig. Everybody is equally part of the family. We just love making music with whoever is available. And the bonus of having a sort of rotating personnel list is that the music never gets down. We could play the same setlist two weekends or well. And it would come different. So what we're going to be listening to now is called the contraband, which is the title song of your album that you have out. The contraband, the name of the album, and contraband is this track you're all about to hear. This was actually inspired by the time that we got pulled over on our way to the month. They found some things that we wish they didn't find. We like to relax. I won't say anything more, but that is art. I mean, what can I say? So let's listen to contraband. From the big, mean sound machine. [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] Hello, Joey. I could use a little help out here. In a sec. You said that two hours ago. I know, but this time I mean it. Okay. Unbelievable. I have been out here all morning hauling rocks and he's in there watching TV. [music] What are you doing? Oh, this is great. See that tree on the sidewalk? It's not a tree. It's a dude dressed up as a tree jumping out randomly in front of people walking by. Seriously? Oh, she spilled soda all over her girlfriend. I never see anyone jump so high. Oh, this is classic. Oh, snap. That guy just punched the tree dude in the face. Joey, you promised you'd come out here and help me with the rock garden. Yeah, sure, sure. Right after the commercial. That is on YouTube, Joey. The bar says 56 minutes and 30 seconds left on this upload. You know what I mean? Oh, what? No way she fell right over. I'll be outside waiting, Joey. Hauling rocks, digging dirt, waiting, Joey. Unbelievable. A grown man watching practical jokes on TV for better of a... Oh, dang. Oh, my back. Oh, I can't move. Oh, Joey. Help, Joey. [laughter] I can't believe this. Maybe I could crawl to that chair over there. [laughter] Oh, what's that? Oh, no. A rusty nail went in my kneecap. Joey, help. [laughter] There's my cell phone. Oh, no. It's on the other side of the table next to the chair. Oh, maybe I can pull myself over there. Oh, oh, something bit me. Are you kidding me? This can't get any worse. Oh, Joey, I've been bitten by a snake. [laughter] Almost done, hun. I'll be out in a minute. Just down on this brew. [laughter] No way. Barb, Barb, you got to see this. This guy in a casket in the elevator? [laughter] Yes, officer? Good morning, sir. I have been receiving phone calls from your neighbors. Apparently, they've heard screaming from your house. Screaming? Oh, no. No one's been... Oh, wait. My bad. It's the TV, officer. I guess I have the volume on too loud. I'm watching funniest, practical jokes. You kind of see this, officer. It's too funny. See, there's these guys taking a coffin on the elevator, and they pretend to get some flowers so that they can leave the coffin in with innocent bystanders, see? So what? Kind of coffin. He's an actor, see? Watch. [laughter] That's great. That guy, what is big? Yeah. Oh, this girlfriend's running in circles? Oh, look at him go. [laughter] [explosion] Oh, what was that? Are those paramedics with the stretcher running in the yard? No, I think the wife hired some people to take the rocks out of the yard. She's been bugging me all day about it. She doesn't get it. I just don't have the time. Oh, no way did you see that? Oh, get out. Look at the only go. You go, girl. Don't let that could ever fool you. [laughter] [laughter] Hey, Muggsy. Yeah, boss. Get in here. Sure, boss. What's up? I heard something. Is it true? I don't know. Well, you mean you don't know. I mean, I don't know what you heard, so I don't know if it's true or not. But you're around here all the time, right? Yeah, you live here, just like you. So, you know all the regular stuff that goes on, right? Sure, boss, but... What? But what, Muggsy? I just want to know if it's true. I don't know, maybe, but I don't know. Look, if you know what you know and you don't know what you don't know, then you know something that's not what you know, then you know, right? Right, boss. Uh, what? Could you repeat that? I'm a run. Muggsy. Yeah, boss. Go get Vinny. Sure, boss. Hey, Vinny, get in here. Boss wants to see you. Hey, I could have done that. That's what you got me for, right, boss? I'm starting to wonder. Yeah, boss, you wanted to see me. Is it true what I heard? Yeah, boss. It's true. Ain't it, Muggsy? I don't even know what it is, so how am I supposed to know if it's true? See, Vinny knows it's true. Of course it's true, and how is it that you know before I do? I wouldn't, if it weren't for you. What? And not for nothing, boss. She's a good-looking broad, too, ain't she, Muggsy? Go ahead. You tell him. She's good-looking, huh? Uh, that's what this is about, my new girlfriend? Ah, moron. Hey, watch your language, Muggsy. Sorry, boss. It won't happen again. You ain't told the boss yet? No, it wasn't sure if I even liked or not to keep seeing her. And I don't want to make a fuss over nothing. But our girlfriend ain't nothing. You know that, don't you? I'm with the boss on this one, Muggsy. Boss is right. Right, boss. You know, Vinny, when I start working for you, I'll let you know when I think I'm right. Got it? Got it. So, tell me about your new girlfriend. Hey, what's her to say? She's a girlfriend. Ah, gee, Muggsy. I don't think that's what the boss meant. Shut up, Vinny. Vinny's right, Muggsy. Yeah, I told you. Shut up, Vinny. I'd like to meet this girl. Sure, boss. I'll bring her over sometime. She's right down the hall. I'll go get her. Muggsy. She's here and you ain't brought her up? Sorry. I just thought I'd get to know her a little better before I introduced her to you too. Ah, Muggsy. Sorry, boss. It's just that I never had a real girlfriend before, and I'm kind of worried. You know what I mean? Hey, I would never. Yeah, I know. Sorry, boss. Yeah, she is. Boss, this is Connie. Connie, the boss. And a lunk over there, that's Vinny. Hiya, fellas. Yeah, it's a pleasure to meet you. Muggsy's told us so much about you. So you're the boss, huh? Yeah, I'm the boss. And what do you do? Just tell people what to do? Yeah, watch this. Hey, you two monkeys, get out of here. And Connie's going out to dinner. Boss, don't worry, Muggsy. I'm only going to teach her everything she needs to know about you. Ah, moron. Muggsy. Sorry, boss. See you later, Muggsy. Bye, Connie. And we are back, finally, for our last part of this interview with Andrew Klein from Big Meensound Machine. You are coming out with a new album in the fall. Is that correct? We are, yes. Our fourth studio release is due out this fall. We don't even have a title to share with you yet. We're still in the production process, but we are very near the end of the production for the music itself. All right, so that means you are going to be on our show sometime in the fall? We will, hopefully. Also, something I'd love to mention before we sign off is the second annual Big Meen BBQ, which is a festival that we through last year will be happening again this year in Shermansburg, New York. That's going to be on August 27th, Saturday. We're going to be partying all night, so, you know, come one, come all by your tickets and exempts. The price will go up at the gate. That is, that's going to be Saturday, August 27th. That is very cool. There's a whole bunch of concerts that you can check out on the website of BigMeensoundMachine.com. So, I just want to thank you again, Andrew, for being in a show. My pleasure to, and don't forget, these songs can be heard on my site. The samples and the website is connected to our website on kbcabaret.com. That's K B K A B A R E T dot com. And don't forget to download our app to hear the show in its entirety. And again, Andrew, we are going to be closing with Wolfpack, another sensational song. Thank you again, Andrew, very much for being on our show. My pleasure. [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] [MUSIC] You heard them on the show. You've tapped your toes to their music. Now come and see them live, as BHH Productions presents the first annual music and comedy festival of August 13th at Traditions on the Glen Johnson City. You like food? We got food. Like to shop? We got vendors. Like music? Oh, yeah. Come see Burns and Christie. [MUSIC] Hey, Mavis. [MUSIC] Next check in. [MUSIC] Andrew Bemis. [MUSIC] Peaches and crime. [MUSIC] Brad Merrill. [MUSIC] The Picklers. [MUSIC] Milkweed. Well, I've got a hotel. [MUSIC] And Clanktown Parable. [MUSIC] Live on stage. This summer. Sunday, August 13th. From one to six at Traditions of the Glen. Plus, see amazing comedy featuring our KB Cabaret players live. With special guest Tom Anselone and the Queen Bee Comedians. Tickets on sale now. Just go to KBcabaret.com. That's KBK A-B-A-R-E-T dot com. Save the date for the sensation of the summer. Music and comedy festival. Sunday, August 13th at Traditions at the Glen. In Johnson City, New York. [MUSIC] [MUSIC] Well, folks, that's all for today's show. I'd like to thank all of our guests for being on KB Cabaret. I am always awed with an amazing talent out there. Thank you to my hard-working crew, co-workers, and Actors John Kerry, John Montgomery, Actors Junivan Mann, and Bonnie DeForest. My amazing sound engineer and actor, newlywed, Charles Berman. His assistant, Valentine Mafuega. My music engineer, David Rice at Basement Studios, who makes me sound better than I am. And a special shout-out to Christina Del Nella, who plays one mean piano, and now works the musical theater in New York City. Of course, a special thank you to you, dear KBcabaret audience, for stopping by and listening to our show. We certainly couldn't do this without you. If any of you have a hankering to write or sing for our show, contact me. Reharvey through the show submission page. Let me see what you've got. Sponsors, you want your name heard by over 150,000 listening audience members all over the country, and as far as Australia? I love mates. Then KBcabaret is the place to be. Just give me a shout-out on KBcabaret.com. That's KBK, A-B-A-R-E-T.com. I'm Grie Harvey, head writer and producer of KBcabaret. See you next week on the radio. Thank you for coming, coming to say a while. Thank you for coming to spend some time. 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